prince george' s senior provider group resource directory

For more information visit www.pgspn.org

Resource DirectoryPublished in partnership with Guide to Retirement Living SourceBook

ADVANCED EDITION: To be included in the 2011-12 edition, complete the membership form on the back cover by July 15th!

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Prince George’s Senior Provider NetworkThanks Our Partners

Fidelis Mortgage is Maryland’s Reverse Mortgage Resource. Our priority is to provide excellence in serving our senior homeowner through one-on-one meetings; engaging in community workshops; holding seminars; active participation in senior events.

Griswold Special Care refers caregivers who provide personal care, homemaking, companionship and other services for older adults and adults with disabilities, allowing them to remain safe and comfortable at home.

As experts in long term care planning, we represent the top companies providing LTC insurance. We provide educational seminars and resources. Our goal is to help people preserve Tomorrow's independence, today!

Seasons Hospice & Palliative Care provides support when you need it most. We provide a circle of care with specialists who focus on the patient and family by providing symptom control and enhancement of the quality of life. Honoring Life ~ Offering Hope

Family Eldercare ManagementGeriactric Care ManagerRosemary Allender 301-262-5082www.FamilyEldercareManagement.com

To assist Caregivers and Care recipients in achieving and maintaining the best possible quality of life. This is accomplished through supporting active client involvement, our expertise in aging issues and extensive knowledge of available resources. Educational seminars are available for caregivers and professionals.

Changing Keys by Susan Inc.Senior Move Manager Susan Amos 410-571-1499www.changingkeysbysusan.com

Assisting Seniors to transition to their new home with everything put in its place, organizing their present home and/or holding Estate Sales.

Capital CaringHospice and Pallitive CareTracy Boseman 301-883-0866www.capitalhospice.org

Capital Hospice helps families and loved ones make the most of every moment together by offering care, comfort, and dignity to those facing advance illness.

Byrd & Byrd LLCAttorneys at LawJackie Byrd 301-464-7448 www.byrdandbyrd.com

Known for building long-term relationships with clients, attorneys at Byrd & Byrd, LLC – a general practice law firm - excel at making complicated legal issues easier to understand. Mrs. Byrd limits her practice to elder law matters, including helping clients prepare for aging, disability, wills and trusts, and planning for Medicaid. Not just good lawyers; good counsel.

Full Service Home Medical Equipment Company providing delivery, insurance billing and a retail location. Light weight oxygen, compression garments, mobility, bathroom safety, scrubs, and more.

American Home Medical Home Medical Equipment Co & ScrubsFreddie Maguire 410-451-5777www.americanhomemed.com

Fidelis MortgageMaryland’s Reverse Mortgage Specialists Stephanie Gaynor 410-668-6501www.reverse-mortgage-maryland.com

Griswold Special CareNon-medical Home CareNaomi Turner 301-899-3200 www.griswoldspecialcare.com

M Kathie Dalrymple CLTC Long Term Care Specialist Kathie Dalrymple 301-262-0803www.mkathiedalrympleltc.com

Seasons Hospice & Palliative CareHospice CareChad Everitt 866-693-4067www.seasons.org

Visiting Angels is a non medical agency that provides assistance with personal care, medication reminders, meal preparation, light housekeeping and companionship. We also assist our clients to appointments in the community.

Visiting AngelsHome Care Agency-Private DutyVikki Kalitsi 301-583-8820www.visitingangelspg.com

1-855-571-5700www.capitalcaring.org

With life’s fleeting nature, today is a special occasion. Make the most of every moment, including a life free of pain and symptoms with the services of Capital Caring.

Give us a call, if you are experiencing any of the following: Significant pain, unintended weight loss, sleeplessness, fatigue, breathlessness, loss of mobility, forgetfulness, many trips to the doctor or emergency room, emotional distress or caregiver stress. We’re here for you, around the clock every day of the year.

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About the Prince George’sSenior Provider Network

The Prince George’s Senior Provider Network is comprised of organizations that are dedicated to securing the well being of se-niors through the shared strength of diverse organizations and individuals.

The group was birthed out of an overwhelming need to pro-vide the senior population, their families and providers with re-sources that affect daily living.

In 2002 First Baptist Church of Glenarden became the offi-cial site to host our monthly meetings. The planning committee decided to include speakers who are respected and qualified lo-cal professionals in the County to speak on timely and impor-tant topics that address the senior community. This became an invaluable vehicle for networking opportunities between service providers, healthcare providers and senior care providers to lever-age their specialties and thus… the Prince George’s Senior Pro-vider Network grew.

In 2008 we started hosting ‘Caregiver Symposiums’ for the se-nior community. The symposiums are designed to provide up to date resource information and address the needs of our seniors and their families. In partnership with the community our sym-posiums have grown each year.

In 2010 a website and signage materials were created to repre-sent our presence in Prince George’s County and provide ongoing information. We started the process to become a Non-Profit orga-nization. Visit pgspn.org for more information.

PGSPN MeetS MONtHLYWhen: 3rd Thursdays each month

from 8:30 AM - 10:30 AMWhere: First Baptist Church of Glenarden 3600 Brightseat Road Landover, MD 20785Description: Prince Georges Senior Provider Network is comprised of providers that are dedicated to securing the well being of seniors through the shared strength of diverse organizations and individuals. Join us for interesting speakers, refreshments and networking.

PGSPN HOStS aN aNNuaL CareGiver SYMPOSiuMVisit www.pgspn.org for more information and to be put on our e-mail list for announcements of upcoming events

The Prince George’s Senior Provider Network improves the care and quality of the lives of seniors by providing them with education and resources through the collaboration with community agencies and organizations.

TogeTher we proVide: ■ Monthly education programs■ A yearly symposium■ Supporting and building community

awareness and relationships that enhance senior care

■ Disseminating and developing educational material

■ Interfacing with local and county government regarding needs of seniors and their caregivers

■ Serving as a resource to public agencies regarding the special needs of seniors

■ Partnering with the community regarding the increasing and changing needs of seniors in Prince George’s County

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If you would like to advertise in the 2011/12 Directory, please contact Barbara Snyder at 1-800-394-9990 ext. 1503 or [email protected].

MEMbEr TELEPHONE CONTACTADULT DAY CAREGolden Age Adult Day Care Center of Bowie, inc 301-262-3900 Fran BlackerCrescent Ridge Adult Day Health Center 301-567-1885 Corey OdolAssisTeD LivinG Always Best Care senior services 877-412-0740 eric izzardArden Courts Memory Care Community 301-847-3051 Julie Boone-RothCaring Hearts Assisted Living 301-352-7457 nicole ThezardGolden Age Communities of Bowie, inc 301-262-3900 Fran BlackerHannah's Heart 301-633-7087 Janice OsborneHunter's Professional Assisted Living Center 301-249-0220 Cynthia MyersMorningside House of Laurel 301-725-2220 M. ThomasMalta House 301-699-8600 elizabeth OrchardRose's Place, inc 301-802-2649 Rosemary Garrettseabury Resources for Aging 202-364-0020 Mary Ann Buckleysenior's Place 301-275-3330 Thelma Martinspringhouse of silver spring 301-495-7366 Jessica MaxeyAuDiOLOGyHearing Healthcare services, LLC 301-429-2920 Janice TrentCOMPAniOn seRviCesConcierge CARe, llc 202-907-6515 Lindsey DialDuRABLe MeDiCAL equiPMenTAmerican Home Medical , inc. 410-451-5777 Freddie Maguirenorbrook Medical equipment & supplies, inc. 301-577-5846 Cory BaleyeLDeR LAwByrd and Byrd, LLC 301-464-7448 Jacqueline Byrd Cheryl Chapman Henderson, LLC 301-220-4463 Cheryl Chapman HendersonFinAnCiAL, insuRAnCe AnD LOnG-TeRM CARe insuRAnCeAflac 240-421-7201 Rosezella HogueM. Kathy Dalrymple, CLTC 301-262-0803 Kathie DalrympePrimerica 301-254-6702 James Pickett, srTaylor's insurance and Financial services, LLC 240-355-4724 Rollaton TaylorGeRiATRiC CARe MAnAGeMenTAging Gracefully, LLC 703-402-0800 Liza PetrickDebra Levy eldercare Associates, LLC 301-593-5285 Debra LevyFamily eldercare Management 301-262-5082 Rosemary Allenderseabury Care Management 202-364-0020 Mary Ann Buckleytransitions Geriatric Care Management 240-353-2352 sealani weinerHeALTH sCReens, PHLABOTOMy seRviCesA&G Healthwatch, LLC 301-599-2030 Gary GunnulfsenHOMe CAReAssurance Health Care, inc. 301-529-4569 Joyce LarbiCarePlus Home Health, inc 301-740-8870 Tom najjarCommunity Home Health of MD 800-282-8104 Bruce i. GoodmanDistinctive Home Care 301-925-2900 James GuynnGloriad and Associates 301-793-4474 esther AdetobiGriswold special Care 301-899-3200 naomi Turner

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If you would like to advertise in the 2011/12 Directory, please contact Barbara Snyder at 1-800-394-9990 ext. 1503 or [email protected] you would like to advertise in the 2011/12 Directory, please contact Barbara Snyder at 1-800-394-9990 ext. 1503 or [email protected].

MEMbEr TELEPHONE CONTACTKennedy Care 301-244-9900 Jennifer MillerqualitiCare nursing services 443-869-6356 Monica JohnsonRight at Home 301-255-0066 Ruby Farkyevisiting Angels 301-583-8820 vikki KalitsiHOMe DeLiveReD GROCeRiesTop Banana Home Delivered Groceries, inc 301-372-3663 Jean GuiffreHOsPiCeCapital Caring 888-584-5443 Tracey BosemanCommunity Hospices 301-560-6000 Linda HeckberHeartland Hospice 866-834-1528 Jacquelina RuffHospice of the Chesapeake 1-877-462-1103 Admissions Dept.seasons Hospice and Pallative Care 866-693-4067 Admissions DepartmentseniOR HOusinGseabury Resources for Aging 202-364-0020 Mary Ann Buckleyspringhouse of silver spring 301-495-7366 Jessica MaxeyThe Lodge at Marlton 301-599-5422 ellen spriggsinTeRiOR FinisHes FOR HeALTHCAReKoroseal interior Products Group 410-215-7747 Arlene BrittMARKeTinG COMMuniCATiOns AnD PRThe stanislawski Group 703-328-7352 Jeanne stanislawskiMENTAL HEALTH CLINICIANsteve wechsler, LCsw-C 301-441-1026 steve wechslerMobILE PoDIATRIC SERvICESHome Feet Podiatric Home Care 301-323-5652 lavergne Andre Hayes, D.PMnuRsinG AnD ReHABiLiTATiOn Potomac valley nursing and wellness Center& Collingswood nursing and Rehabilitation Center

240-688-6286 Kathy everett-Gaines

PeRsOnAL eMeRGenCy ResPOnse sysTeMsResponseLinK 301-216-2112 nelson LeRoyPROFessiOnAL ORGAnizeRsTimely Transitions ® 410-440-5259 susan von suhrkePROMOTiOnAL PRODuCTsBrown and Bigelow 240-386-8257 Anita BernsFinally Great Promotions, inc. 301-627-2766 Mike saulREvERSE MoRTgAgEFidelis Mortgage 410-668-6501 stephanie GaynorSENIoR MovE MANAgEMENTChanging Keys by susan 410-571-1499 susan Amos

Timely Transitions ® 410-440-5259 susan von suhrke

Transition solutions 301-218-0751 Joyce BulgarTRANSPoRTIoNDriving Moms and Dads 240-223-2418 Rita HartHome Life Help services, inc. 301-776-4774 David KerrvISA/MASTER CARD PRoCESSINg AND ELECTRICITY AND gAS DEREgULATEDChoose to save 301-253-0133 norman Bozin

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Prince George’s CountyDepartment Of Family Services

Area Agency On Aging 301-265-8450www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/aging

The Area Agency on Aging’s mission is to plan services and pro-grams to meet the needs of older adults and their families; provide education on the available options; and advocate for the rights and protection of older adults. This is accomplished through the delivery of quality services, successful partnerships, and community outreach.

The Area Agency on Aging’s vision is to provide the highest quality of services which offers options, and promotes independence for older adults and their families.

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MArYlANd ACCeSS poiNT of priNCe george’S CouNTY serves as a single point of entry into the long-term care system for older adults and person with disabilities. The MAP is a part-nership effort with the local Health Department, Department of Social Services, Independence Now, Inc. and the Department of Family Services, Mental Health and Disabilities Administration. This collaboration facilitates a one-stop shop for older persons, persons with disabilities and their families.

fAMilY CAregiViNg progrAM provides assistance to care-givers; that includes family, friends, and members of the commu-nity, with access to support groups, problem solving, education, and respite care. The caregiver provides care to an older individ-ual who may be losing their ability to live and care for themselves independently.

SeNior heAlTh iNSurANCe progrAM (Ship) provides free health insurance counseling and assistance to persons 55 years and older. Trained volunteer counselors provide informa-tion about Medicare, Medicaid, Medigap, Long-Term Care Insur-ance, Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs), claims, ap-peals, and about physician or hospital bills.

SeNior MediCAre pATrol (SMp) is a program designed to reduce the amount of federal and state funds lost due to health insurance fraud by increasing the public’s ability to detect and re-port possible fraud, waste, and abuse.

hoMe ANd CoMMuNiTY BASed SerViCeS wAiVer pro-grAM for older AdulTS enables older adults to remain in a community setting even though their advanced age or disability would warrant placement in a long-term care facility. The Waiver allows services that are typically covered by Medicaid only in a long term care facility to be provided to eligible persons in their own homes or in assisted living facilities.

MoNeY followS The perSoN (Mfp) is a demonstration project designed to streamline the transition process for individ-uals who chose to transition from a long-term care facility to a community setting. A community setting is defined by MFP as a resident’s own home, or an assisted living facility with four or less unrelated residents. The Area Agency on Aging will serve as the local single point of entry for applicants.

SeNior NuTriTioN progrAM provides older persons with a nutritionally sound and satisfying meal in strategically located congregate sites and/or in the seniors home. The program pro-vides the framework and support for not only an American meal, but also a kosher meal program.

SeNior ASSiSTed liViNg group hoMe SuBSidY pro-grAM combines housing with supportive services for seniors who need regular assistance with daily activities, but are not in need of nursing home placement. By offering congregate meals, housekeeping, personal services and 24-hour supervision, this program enables frail elders to continue living in the community. The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene license all homes. Homes that are enrolled in the Senior Assisted Living Group Subsidy Program that have subsidy residents are monitored quarterly by the Area Agency on Aging’s Program Monitor.

SeNior CAre funds services for seniors who may be at risk of nursing home placement. Clients can access publicly funded ser-vices, or if they are not available, Senior Care will make arrange-ments with private vendors. These services can include personal care, chore, adult day care, financial help for medications, medical

Unity Health Nursing CareWe are available 24 hours per day - 7 days per week to assist you with your healthcare staffing. For immediate assistance:

301-529-3892 • 301-332-1851 • 301-562-6136

Ideally situated in a residential area, The Lodge at Marlton offers affordable and comfortable apartment living for seniors aged 62 and over in a beautifully landscaped, tranquil setting which is also convenient to shopping and services. Amenities include:

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supplies, respite care, home delivered meals, emergency response system, transportation, and others Senior Care is a gap-filling program for seniors 65 years of age and older who have limited income and assets.

loNg TerM CAre oMBudSMAN progrAM promotes the highest quality of life and care possible for residents in long term care facilities. The Ombudsman, with assistance of volunteers, investigates and seeks resolutions to problems, which affect resi-dents' rights, health, care, safety and welfare.

puBliC guArdiANShip progrAM ensures the provision of optimum care/services for adjudicated wards of the court, through professional case management. As an agent of the Circuit Court, case management decisions are made pertaining to medical care, living arrangement and overall personal welfare issues.

SeNior CoMMuNiTY SerViCe eMploYMeNT progrAM (SCSep) is a subsidized employment program and training which provides part-time employment and training for low-income old-er adults and improves and expands community services where needed.

reTired ANd SeNior VoluNTeer progrAM (rSVp) provides volunteer opportunities for over 400 seniors, age 55 and older. Volunteers serve in a variety of interesting and challeng-ing assignments at over 50 non-profit organizations, schools and government agencies. In addition, RSVP offers such programs as friendly visiting, telephone reassurance, tutoring to school aged children, and provides supportive services to community and gov-ernment agencies.

TelephoNe reASSurANCe progrAM recruits volunteers from the community, senior centers and other volunteer programs to place daily reassuring telephone calls to senior citizens within Prince George's County. The goal of the program is to eliminate some of the concerns facing senior citizens who live alone, there-by, assisting in remaining independent. The program provides

the opportunity for senior citizens to connect by telephone with a friendly voice. This allows individuals to stay in contact with their community and to help decrease the feelings of loneliness and isolation. The Program also provides added peace of mind for relatives who live out of town.

foSTer grANdpAreNT progrAM provides opportu-nities for older volunteers to work with physically, mentally and emotionally handicapped children in schools and special centers throughout the county. These children would otherwise be with-out the personal attention necessary for their social adjustment and maturation.

eVideNCe-BASed ChroNiC diSeASe Self-MANAge-MeNT is in partnership with Prince George's Community College to provide the “Living Well” Chronic Disease Self-Management Program to Older Adults in the County. This Program is a work-shop given two and half hours, once a week, for six weeks, in com-munity settings. People with different chronic health problems attend together. Workshops are facilitated by two trained leaders, one or both of whom are non-health professionals with a chronic disease themselves. This program is especially helpful for people with chronic illness, as it gives them the skills to coordinate all the things needed to manage their health, as well as to help them keep active in their lives.

heAlTh proMoTioN ANd diSeASe preVeNTioN is a pro-gram designed to promote and educate the ideas and importance of a healthy lifestyle to senior citizens that attend Area Agency on Aging sponsored programs.

priNCe george’S CouNTY AreA AgeNCY oN AgiNg

6420 Allentown RoadCamp Springs, Maryland 20748

301-265-8450, TTY 711www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/aging

Prince George’s CountyDepartment Of Family Services

Area Agency On Aging 301-265-8450www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/aging

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Membership FormMembership for this group is open to organizations and individuals that provide services to the senior population in Prince George’s County. You can also register online at www.pgspn.org.

As a member of this elite group you will receive the following benefits:■ Attend our monthly networking meeting, which includes continental breakfast■ Receive informative information by our guest speakers■ Showcase your specialty service■ Be included in the online Provider Directory■ Attend seminars■ Attend discounted CEU workshops■ Sponsorship discounts to our Caregiver Symposium■ Attend year end Christmas networking party

Membership fees are $100.00 per year. Non-membership cost will be $15.00 per monthly meeting and full cost for any other events.

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